Airbus Acj Twotwenty vs Airbus Acj319 vs Airbus Acj320 vs Airbus Acj350 vs Airbus Helicopters H175 vs Boeing Bbj 747 8 vs Boeing Bbj 777 8 vs Boeing Bbj 777 9 vs Boeing Bbj Max 7 vs Leonardo Aw169

The Airbus ACJ TwoTwenty is a long-range private jet derived from the A220, positioned for intercontinental missions (roughly 5,000–5,700 nm class) with a typical VIP fit in the high-teens to a few dozen passengers. The Airbus ACJ320 (often referenced within the ACJ320neo family) is a narrowbody VIP airliner with similar-to-greater range in the ~5,000–6,000 nm class depending on configuration, usually accommodating a few dozen passengers in comfort (often 25–60). The Airbus ACJ350 is a widebody VVIP platform built for true ultra-long-range missions (about 10,000+ nm class) with spacious layouts typically for several dozen passengers (often 25–60+, depending on cabins). Boeing’s BBJ 747-8 is a very large widebody VVIP aircraft with intercontinental-to-ultra-long-range capability (about 7,000+ nm class) and the greatest interior volume; passenger counts vary widely but are commonly several dozen to over 100. The BBJ 777-8 and BBJ 777-9 are ultra-long-range widebody VVIP aircraft (the -8 generally longest-legged, around 10,000+ nm class; the -9 slightly less) typically configured for a few dozen passengers. The BBJ MAX 7 is a narrowbody business jet for transcontinental-to-long-range missions (roughly 3,500–4,000 nm class) with typical VIP capacity in the 25–50 range. Airbus Helicopters H175 and Leonardo AW169 are helicopters for short-range missions (hundreds of nm), generally carrying about 6–15 passengers depending on layout.